2 White John Lewis 'Boris' Toddler Beds

By louise.flynn
July 3, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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louise.flynn

Posted July 3, 2021

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Posted July 3, 2021

I have 2 White John Lewis Toddler beds for sale.

They have been used by my children but still have lots of life left in them and have had a good clean! I have dissembled them and kept all the bolts (it's pretty straightforward to put them together but you can get the instructions on google too)

They are perfect for toddlers/ young children (2-5) as they have small safety barriers and are low to the ground.

Ideal for twins or children who are close in age.

?20 each or both for ?35

Pick up from Dulwich Village

Thanks,

Louise

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